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This document discusses the Bilbao neighborhood in Bogota, Colombia. It notes that while some streets are paved, many are not and are filled with garbage. The streets being paved has not stopped people from littering and throwing garbage into the streets. The document provides details on an English student named Angela Beltran who lives in the Bilbao neighborhood in Bogota, Colombia.
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- 1. AS IS THE BILBAO NEIGHBORHOOD
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- 3. BILBAO Bilbao suba Bogotá DC Colombia
- 4. SOME OF THE FEW STREETS ARE PAVED that
- 5. BAD OF THE STREETS'' GARBAGE
- 6. THIS IS A VERY GOOD COMPARATION
- 7. PEOPLE BELIEVE THAT BECAUSE THEY HAVE PAVED ROADS HAVE THE RIGHT TO THROW GARBAGE IN THE STREETS
- 8. The end